Little drawing I whipped up Wednesday. May be a better representation than the 16-bit kickboxing icon for Badger Kickstorm, my crypto-eponymous avatar.

WHOOO! Scribblings!

For whatever dumb reason, I've put the DowJIA design on Threadless for becoming a t-shirt one day!

A friend of mine informed me that while some people might like to purchase prints of art, far more people wear t-shirts of things. Threadless is a good way to do that. Go to there, vote for it, and make me slightly richer so I can buy the world's smallest yacht.

So, DowJIA's been a hit. So I decided, in the spirit of capitalism, to sell prints of it for laughable sums of money:
DowJIA Prints for your Study or Sitting Room!
It occurs to me I've talked about putting a store up here for a while, and Zazzle does have a store API, but lethargy will probably keep me from doing that for at least another 6 years.
Anyway, more buyable stuff will be coming soon so stop staring at me.

For a divination-themed Halloween show.

I had a higher resolution image of the trillion-dollar bill from my comic a couple weeks ago. I'm pretty proud of it, so I figured I'd post it here.

I wanted to use Calvin Coolidge, but I couldn't find an engraving of him that I liked. Next time, Coolidge...next time.

Part 3!!1

Part 2!!

Part 1!

Heh.

Those of you who enjoy looking at the top-right corner of my website are doubtless aware that I am party to a group of pencil jockeys dubbed "The Bureau of Drawers." For a time, the obsession of this group was a vintage one-shot supervillain featured in a dimestore Flash Gordon knockoff who looked like Aquaman in blackface. I don't know how this happened, but there it is. So obsessed were we that we collaborated on an anthology dedicated to this scaly despot and the fixation on pressing buttons on desks we decided he had.
Now, literally days later, this collection is available to you, and features some fantastic pieces, including some of mine! Like this:


It ships with a copy of the source material in all its public-domain glory, to be used as a frame of reference for our cabalistic sense of humor.